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Part II · Two lines, and the families behind them · II.6Contents

The Schmul family

Schmul: 1 person who has died in this archive. Who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.

Schmul as this archive holds it: the people of the name, the tree’s own words about each link, and the names it joins.

Schmul: how our line connects

One person of the name has a page in this archive, so there is no line of generations to draw.

Blocks solid: documented dashed: inferred dotted: family memory or the family's tree tinted = our direct line

At a glance

Published
1 person who has died — all in the register; 0 have a recorded year.
Living
None in the register. A living person is named on their own page, with relationships and place and nothing more, and is never listed on a family page.
On the tree
2 entries carry the name, graded 1 documented, 1 probable. An entry can hold a couple.

Where the tree puts the name

These are the entries of the tree that carry the name, grouped under the tree’s own headings, each with the grade the tree gives it on the shared five-word ladder. The quoted words are the tree’s, whole and unchanged. Its headings count outward from its own subject.

The other line — Kurt's family: Derrick's by name and by upbringing, not by blood

Tree generation 2–6, by record

Sally Leibholz × Friederike Schmul — pages: Sally Leibholz, Friederike Schmul (Leibholz) Documented

he b. 7 July 1847, Hammerstein · she b. about 1854, Schubin — married Schubin 24 December 1874 · Hammerstein and Schubin

“JACOB'S PARENTS.” … “the oldest document this archive holds on this line”

Juda Schmul × Jutta née Machol Probable

at Schubin in 1874 · no dates established · Schubin, Posen

“FRIEDERIKE'S PARENTS, from the same 1874 entry.” … “HE KEPT AN INN”

The people

In the register — 1

The names it joins

Marriages recorded between a person of this name and a person of another. A name with a family page of its own is linked.

Where this family’s story is told